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Community
“Community is a
social group with some degree of “we feeling” and living in a given area.” Bargardus
“The smallest
testimonial group that can embrace all aspect of social life called sommunity.”
Kingsley Davis
Nature and
Characteristics of Community
1.
A group of people living together in an area fulfilling
their needs by mutual cooperation.
2.
A group of people having a sense of belonging to place
of residence create a sentiment of community.
3.
Community is a group of people having a common culture
Types of
Communities
1.
Rural Community
Characteristics
of Rural Community
I.
Small population
II.
Lack in administrative organization
III.
Lack of modern facilities
IV.
Absence of big social institutions
V.
Agrarian in nature
VI.
Scattered housing pattern
VII.
Equal division of labor
VIII.
Informal interaction
IX.
Slow interaction and social change
X.
Celebration of events
XI.
Homogeneity
XII.
Traditional recreations
XIII.
Endogamy
2.
Urban Community
Characteristics
of Urban community
I.
Large population with administrative organization
II.
Presence of modern facilities
III.
Modern recreation
IV.
Expanding Social institutions
V.
Division of labor and specialization
VI.
Heterogeneity
VII.
Fast interaction
VIII.
Changing behavior pattern
IX.
Rapid social change
X.
Frequent social mobility
XI.
Least importance of caste
XII.
Religious belief as a part of social life
XIII.
Anonymity
XIV.
Exogamy
Difference
between Rural and Urban Communities
I.
Division of labor
II.
Density of population
III.
Nature of relations
IV.
Environment
V.
Social Mobility
VI.
Social Stratification
VII.
Size of population
VIII.
Social differentiation
IX.
Social interaction
X.
Solidarity
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